15pc Labor & Postpartum Kit Gift Set for Baby Showers & Mom to Be, Includes Peri Bottle, Nursing Gown, Disposable Underwear, Ice Maxi Pads, Pad Liners, Perineal Foam, Socks & Toiletry Bag

This kit is so much nicer than what you'll get at the hospital. The gown is very soft, and has snaps down the back like a traditional hospital gown, but it also has snaps on the front for nursing. The perry bottle included with this has an angled nozzle, and is easier to spray than the standard bottle. The pads and underwear are nicer than the standard hospital ones, and the icy pads that you snaps were life savers. This kit was absolutely worth it, and definitely made my recovery easier.

Someone gifted me this recovery kit for my first baby in 2022, and I am now rebuying it for baby number two. Although the hospital did provide everything I needed, having this on hand was so nice. I am an XL–1XL and the one size nursing gown fit me perfectly. The upside down peri bottle is incredibly handy and much nicer than the one the hospital gives you. The hospital did provide comparable disposable underwear, pad liners, and ice pads, but it was great to have my own supply once I got home. The carrying case it comes with is also SO nice and made everything easy to keep together. A postpartum mom could absolutely do without this kit, but it’s so convenient to make one purchase for all the items you would want postpartum instead of piecing everything together yourself.

This is honestly the best thing! The gown and socks were perfect and as many times as I went to the hospital during late pregnancy, it was nice having my own soft gown and socks. Everything else in the postpartum care kit was PERFECT! The ice pack maxi pads were incredible and felt so soothing. The perineal healing foam was helpful with cooling and helping to keep clean and soothe pain. The witch hazel pad liners were awesome and were loke Tuck's pads that were super convenient and easy to use on the go! Also, these disposable underwear are stretchy and 100 times better than the mesh crap they give you at the hospital. They are comfy and feel nice and breathable, and almost feel like regular boyshort underwear! Last but not least, it comes packaged with care, and comes with a NICE carrying case. The attention to detail is shown and it makes the moment of bringing a small bundle of joy into the world just a little bit easier and for that I'm grateful! So I promise... do yourself or a loved one a favor and get this! You won't regret it!

I feel great about having this product ready for whenever I go into labor. It's nice to know that I won't be totally unprepared, no matter what happens (or when). I will update this review after baby arrives, as well. First of all, this came in a bigger box than I expected and was definitely heavier than I expected! I'm on modified bed rest but figured I could go down to grab this when it arrived at my apartment. For those of you who were told by their doctor not to lift anything heavy, you can probably get away with it, but you might want to have someone else grab it for you instead. The packaging was very nice, I think the products look great. I tried on the gown, socks, and a pair of the underwear and I think they will be nice! I still haven't decided if I want to wear the gown during labor or just put it on after, but I am going to wash it beforehand with Dreft, because I think that would be nice and out of the box I thought it smelled a little bit like disinfectant or something. It for just about right on me (195 lbs, 32 weeks pregnant), I like the pockets and the snap front for skin to skin. I was a little worried that the whole caddy of stuff wasn't going to fit on the back of the toilet, but it does! Even with the seat or lid up. But if you don't have enough space between the toilet and the wall, it might not work very well. Again, I'm impressed so far and I'll update after baby is born. Update: Baby Arrived on his due date, 9 lbs 4 oz! Here's my updated review of these products after using them. Hospital gown: I liked it a lot while in labor when I got to the point where I didn't want to be in my normal clothes anymore. It was easy to get an epidural while wearing it, and I wore it during labor and when he was born! It worked great for skin to skin afterwards, but it got so messy I knew I didn't want to keep it, so I had the nurse cut the shoulders of it so I could take it off with my IV still in, and I threw it away. I really liked it while using it though! Grippy socks: I did use them for a while, but I wouldn't say they are an improvement over any other hospital socks, except that they were only ankle height. I will say that they didn't fit well when my feet were swollen after labor though. Postpartum Underwear: I used these only when I got home from the hospital, they were great and comfy but I didn't feel the need or desire to buy more of them. The extras from the hospital and depends were great too. Ice Pack Pads: These are amazing, and I bought two more boxes of just these pads from Target when I ran out. They are such a relief when you are particularly sore and want something other than a normal pad. Witch Hazel Pad Liners: These are ok. The concept is cool, that they are long and cover the whole pad, but in reality they bunch up or fall down while you are pulling up the pad or while wearing it. I also found that I greatly prefer just buying containers of Tuck's and laying them along the pad. The name brand is so much better because the Tuck's pads are thicker and have more witch hazel on them and are more cooling. I did really like that this pack of liners is more portable than an entire container of Tuck's, so I keep it in my bag for when I go places and need to be able to change my pad. Witch Hazel Foam: I really liked this stuff! Extra cooling and soothing, and it felt like it got more into the nooks and crannies that were hurting down there, and helped everything feel better. There is a lot in one pump bottle, too! I would have bought a second bottle if my Target ever had it in stock. Angled Peri Bottle: I love that it's angled and you can easily reach everywhere with the water. I love that it can hold more water than the bottle from the hospital. I don't love that at 2 weeks postpartum, suddenly it seems that the bottle leaks or drips a lot near the spout. Still worth it though, and I still use it every time despite the drips. Carry bag: Love it for when I'm out and about, but I don't bring everything with me because I'm mostly just at home and don't want to keep packing and unpacking the things I need in the bathroom. I keep the hospital Peri Bottle in it with the witch hazel liners from this set, along with some maxi pads and some underwear or depends. Then I stuff the whole bag in the diaper bag and I can handle a bathroom trip when away from home.

This was a great kit! Came with everything I needed, the dress was comfy, and everything was unscented which is a plus!

Best pregnancy gift for an expectant mother. Everything she’ll need for after delivery is in this kit. My daughter loved it so much we ended up purchasing extra ice pads. I wish these kits had been around when I had my kids. I highly recommend this product.

بكج رائع و يستاهل سعره كوالتي رهيب و كان مغني اني اشتري كل قطعة لحال و ان شاء الله راح اجربه بالمستشفى بسلامة يارب

No quería hacer la reseña hasta que no lo hubiese probado, y me enamoré. Tenía mucho miedo del parto y los cuidados posteriores, y creo que este kit es super indispensable. Reseño cada cosa que viene: La bata: Yo soy autista, y la textura de la bata de hospital me pica mucho, y en definitiva era una incomodidad que no quería tener durante el trabajo de parto. La bata es grande y amplia, la tela es muy suave y se estira. Además, los botones de la espalda son geniales, pueden ponerte la epidural con ella. Y lo mejor, no tener el culo al aire todo el tiempo, tener un poco de privacidad ayuda el estado de ánimo en esos momentos. Otro punto, como es tela, te la llevas a casa a lavar y ahora tienes un pijama para dar lactancia, ya que tiene botones al frente. Las calcetas: Hacen presión y ayuda a que no se hinchen los pies. Además, tran puntos antiderrapantes en la parte de la planta del pie, así que puedes usarlos todo el tiempo, y ayudan a que no sé te resbalen los pies cuando estás pujando. Peri bottle: Es lo mejor!! Después de las puntadas tenía terror de limpiar el área, esto lo hizo super sencillo. Evitas lastimar la piel con papel, es sólo presionar la botella y secar suavemente. Es de un buen plástico, se siente material de calidad. No es algo que uses y tires, puedes usarla después cono Bidet portátil. Compresas frías y toallitas húmedas: El mejor aliado para justo después del parto. Las compresas se ponen super super frías, y se siente tan bien; además de la sensación de descanso, el frío ayuda a desinflamar. Son super largas, así que cubren bien todo. Por su lado, las toallitas no se quedan atrás, la bolsita trae 24, que duran para unos cuantos días. Yo ponía una en cada cambio de compresa, y se sentía super fresco. Además, como tienen calendula, el olor es bastante agradable y ayuda con el dolor. La espuma: El complemento perfecto para las toallitas húmedas. Se siente un frescor agradable, cuando terminé las toallas seguí usando la espuma. Es antiséptico y calmante. La botella es super grande, yo no la terminé, así que la usaré para otras heridas. Braguitas: Millon de veces mejor que las de hospital. Soy talla 42 y me quedaron super bien. A diferencia que las de hospital, que son super rasposas, horribles y transparentes, estas son preciosas y super cómodas. Sin duda te ayuda a recuperar un poco de dignidad el sentir que usas una braguita tipo calzoncillo y un pañal horrible. Sin duda un aliado imprescindible, no sólo para la recuperación física, también emocional. Te ayuda a no verte y sentirte como enferma de hospital. Si tengo alguna amiga que vaya a tener un bebé se lo regalaré. Y obvio, si llego a tener otro parto sin duda alguna será de las primeras cosas que compre.

حاولت استخدامها ولم أشع. بالراحه ولكن هناك ملاحضات الفوم ممتاز

As a first time mom, I appreciate the convenience of having a kit like this. The five-step regime is a life-saver, especially for someone who experienced a second-degree tear.